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Posted by pattyjamas on January 27, 2007, 5:34 pm
Honeywell Deluxe Programmable Multistage Thermostat, #T8624D
Chronotherm IV Plus
I have 2 of above thermostats and have had for about 5 years. It takes
no batteries and is directly connected to a 24 volt source.
Have one upstairs and one downstairs.
Have noticed at times that the LCD on BOTH the upstairs and downstairs
has gong blank. Never at same time though. LCD may go out on upstairs
but not downstairs.
If I re-seat it on wall mount bracket (thermostat flips up and then
comes off wall bracket)
then LCD usually comes back on.
Today it did not come back on for the upstairs unit.
I then took the downstairs Thermo and put on upstairs bracket and it
worked.
So it appears that the upstairs thermo is bad, right?
However, I took upstairs thermo and put on downstairs bracket and it
came back on...
Strange...
So then I put them back in their respective places and all was fine.
Go figure....
Ideas???
Again like I said if one LCD goes off the other is on. They never go
off at same time. So I can rule out the power source.
Thanks so much
Perplexing?
Patty
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Posted by Oscar_Lives on January 28, 2007, 9:27 pm
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> Honeywell Deluxe Programmable Multistage Thermostat, #T8624D
> Chronotherm IV Plus
> I have 2 of above thermostats and have had for about 5 years. It takes
> no batteries and is directly connected to a 24 volt source.
> Have one upstairs and one downstairs.
> Have noticed at times that the LCD on BOTH the upstairs and downstairs
> has gong blank. Never at same time though. LCD may go out on upstairs
> but not downstairs.
> If I re-seat it on wall mount bracket (thermostat flips up and then
> comes off wall bracket)
> then LCD usually comes back on.
> Today it did not come back on for the upstairs unit.
> I then took the downstairs Thermo and put on upstairs bracket and it
> worked.
> So it appears that the upstairs thermo is bad, right?
> However, I took upstairs thermo and put on downstairs bracket and it
> came back on...
> Strange...
> So then I put them back in their respective places and all was fine.
> Go figure....
> Ideas???
> Again like I said if one LCD goes off the other is on. They never go
> off at same time. So I can rule out the power source.
> Thanks so much
> Perplexing?
> Patty
How about posting some pics of your tits?
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Posted by pattyjamas on January 29, 2007, 4:43 pm
I had reconstructive surgery after a double mastectomy as a result of
type II breast cancer. My grandmother had it and died at an early age.
I also suffer from lymphedema, so I doubt pictures would be of any
value. Flat as in "Flattering" perhaps, but not "flattering".
So my "breasts" are perhaps as disappointing, lazy, useless, as the
responders to my original posting. However they do possess more brain
matter. What a professional group you are. The 99% of you pathetic,
low brow, insulting, HVAC people really ruin it for the 1% decent and
professional HVAC that do exist.
Sorry to disappoint you all
Patty
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> > Honeywell Deluxe Programmable Multistage Thermostat, #T8624D
> > Chronotherm IV Plus
> > I have 2 of above thermostats and have had for about 5 years. It takes
> > no batteries and is directly connected to a 24 volt source.
> > Have one upstairs and one downstairs.
> > Have noticed at times that the LCD on BOTH the upstairs and downstairs
> > has gong blank. Never at same time though. LCD may go out on upstairs
> > but not downstairs.
> > If I re-seat it on wall mount bracket (thermostat flips up and then
> > comes off wall bracket)
> > then LCD usually comes back on.
> > Today it did not come back on for the upstairs unit.
> > I then took the downstairs Thermo and put on upstairs bracket and it
> > worked.
> > So it appears that the upstairs thermo is bad, right?
> > However, I took upstairs thermo and put on downstairs bracket and it
> > came back on...
> > Strange...
> > So then I put them back in their respective places and all was fine.
> > Go figure....
> > Ideas???
> > Again like I said if one LCD goes off the other is on. They never go
> > off at same time. So I can rule out the power source.
> > Thanks so much
> > Perplexing?
> > PattyHow about posting some pics of your tits?- Hide quoted text -- Show
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Posted by Bubba on January 29, 2007, 5:07 pm
On 29 Jan 2007 13:43:30 -0800, pattyjamas@hotmail.com wrote:
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>I had reconstructive surgery after a double mastectomy as a result of
>type II breast cancer. My grandmother had it and died at an early age.
>I also suffer from lymphedema, so I doubt pictures would be of any
>value. Flat as in "Flattering" perhaps, but not "flattering".
>So my "breasts" are perhaps as disappointing, lazy, useless, as the
>responders to my original posting. However they do possess more brain
>matter. What a professional group you are. The 99% of you pathetic,
>low brow, insulting, HVAC people really ruin it for the 1% decent and
>professional HVAC that do exist.
>Sorry to disappoint you all
>Patty
Then can you just post some pictures of your good looking girl friends
tits since yours are so flat and ugly?
Bubba
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>> > Honeywell Deluxe Programmable Multistage Thermostat, #T8624D
>> > Chronotherm IV Plus
>> > I have 2 of above thermostats and have had for about 5 years. It takes
>> > no batteries and is directly connected to a 24 volt source.
>> > Have one upstairs and one downstairs.
>> > Have noticed at times that the LCD on BOTH the upstairs and downstairs
>> > has gong blank. Never at same time though. LCD may go out on upstairs
>> > but not downstairs.
>> > If I re-seat it on wall mount bracket (thermostat flips up and then
>> > comes off wall bracket)
>> > then LCD usually comes back on.
>> > Today it did not come back on for the upstairs unit.
>> > I then took the downstairs Thermo and put on upstairs bracket and it
>> > worked.
>> > So it appears that the upstairs thermo is bad, right?
>> > However, I took upstairs thermo and put on downstairs bracket and it
>> > came back on...
>> > Strange...
>> > So then I put them back in their respective places and all was fine.
>> > Go figure....
>> > Ideas???
>> > Again like I said if one LCD goes off the other is on. They never go
>> > off at same time. So I can rule out the power source.
>> > Thanks so much
>> > Perplexing?
>> > PattyHow about posting some pics of your tits?- Hide quoted text -- Show
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Posted by Oscar_Lives on January 29, 2007, 11:22 pm
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> On 29 Jan 2007 13:43:30 -0800, pattyjamas@hotmail.com wrote:
>>I had reconstructive surgery after a double mastectomy as a result of
>>type II breast cancer. My grandmother had it and died at an early age.
>>I also suffer from lymphedema, so I doubt pictures would be of any
>>value. Flat as in "Flattering" perhaps, but not "flattering".
>>So my "breasts" are perhaps as disappointing, lazy, useless, as the
>>responders to my original posting. However they do possess more brain
>>matter. What a professional group you are. The 99% of you pathetic,
>>low brow, insulting, HVAC people really ruin it for the 1% decent and
>>professional HVAC that do exist.
>>Sorry to disappoint you all
>>Patty
> Then can you just post some pictures of your good looking girl friends
> tits since yours are so flat and ugly?
> Bubba
Keyboard claim form, please....
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> Chronotherm IV Plus
> I have 2 of above thermostats and have had for about 5 years. It takes
> no batteries and is directly connected to a 24 volt source.
> Have one upstairs and one downstairs.
> Have noticed at times that the LCD on BOTH the upstairs and downstairs
> has gong blank. Never at same time though. LCD may go out on upstairs
> but not downstairs.
> If I re-seat it on wall mount bracket (thermostat flips up and then
> comes off wall bracket)
> then LCD usually comes back on.
> Today it did not come back on for the upstairs unit.
> I then took the downstairs Thermo and put on upstairs bracket and it
> worked.
> So it appears that the upstairs thermo is bad, right?
> However, I took upstairs thermo and put on downstairs bracket and it
> came back on...
> Strange...
> So then I put them back in their respective places and all was fine.
> Go figure....
> Ideas???
> Again like I said if one LCD goes off the other is on. They never go
> off at same time. So I can rule out the power source.
> Thanks so much
> Perplexing?
> Patty